I. / II. / III.

About This Movie

I. / II. / III. is something quite unique, you know? It's this documentary that initially feels like a series of quiet moments, but then it pulls you in deeper. It’s more than just scenes of everyday life; there’s something meditative about the way the camera lingers on the smallest details—the play of light, the rustle of leaves, and the subtle expressions of the father figure. The pacing is deliberate, almost hypnotic, allowing you to settle into each frame. It creates this intimate mood that's hard to shake off. What really stands out is how it layers these scenes, making familiar sights feel fresh and alive. You can’t help but get lost in its simplicity, almost like you're peering through a window into someone else’s world.

Triptych structure adds depth to the viewing experience. · Slow pacing invites contemplation and reflection. · Cinematography captures the mundane with a fresh perspective.